Operation of pansy in horses

The pansy is native to the Netherlands and has now spread all over the world. The plant grows to about 40 cm in height and is very recognizable by its 3 colors: purple, lilac, and yellow. From the 16th century, the pansy was used for its medicinal properties. It was used as a remedy against fever and seizures in children, but also for loosening phlegm. The entire above-ground plant is used for its medicinal properties. It is rich in mucilage, flavonoids, and phenolic acids. In addition, the pansy contains Vitamin E, Vitamin C, and K.

Scientific name:

Viola Tricolor

Type:

plant

Operation of pansy in horses:

• Has a blood-purifying and detoxifying effect and removes toxins

Medicinal operation of pansy

The pansy has a uric acid diuretic and urinary function. The plant therefore works as a blood purifier, detoxifier, and removes toxins. This is due to the kidney-stimulating flavonoids. The pansy can therefore be used for:

• eczema
• Itching skin conditions
• Kidney problems
• Rheumatic conditions

Pansy can also be used for the respiratory system. There, it has a mucous relieving function, but also works as a soothing agent.